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 1  2,2 |       transferred to Constantinople, absorbed large sums of money and
 2  2,2 |             beauties of the heavens. Absorbed in his meditations he would
 3  2,4 |             the human was completely absorbed by the divine substance;
 4  6,2 |           Emperor’s forces were also absorbed in the collisions with the
 5  6,8 |         forces. Religious fervor was absorbed in formal preoccupations.
 6  7,1 |             time Manuel was entirely absorbed by the crusade and his relations
 7  7,1 |              grandfather and father. Absorbed by his delusive dream of
 8  7,2 |             also the policy of a man absorbed in the illusive idea of
 9  7,3 |      establish himself there and was absorbed in a stubborn strife with
10  7,3 |              the Muhammedans and was absorbed in the idea of union; and
11  7,3 |         Philip, who was at that time absorbed in his struggle with Otto
12  7,4 |           ecclesiastical causes were absorbed in the complicated external
13  8,14| international interests and problems absorbed the new Latin Empire to
14  9,13|             of himself, being wholly absorbed in the contemplation of
15  9,18|           left the palace, he became absorbed in science to as high a
16  9,18|              time, which had already absorbed a number of words and phrases
17  9,19|             as horribly ugly, always absorbed in his thoughts, rough and
18  9,19|       elements had not been entirely absorbed by Rome, the conquests of